In this lab, we will learn to:

$1.$ Use logical operators to construct Boolean expressions $2.$ Use selection statements to make choices in a program

$($a$)$ if

$($b$)$ if$-$else

$($c$)$ nested if$-$else

In the table below are the first three rows of the $2023$ Federal Income Tax Brackets and Rates

Tax Rate $10\%12\%22\%$

Single filers

$$0$ to $$11,000$ $$11,001$ to $$44,725$ $$44,726$ to $$95,375$

Married filers

$$0$ to $$22,000$ $$22,001$ to $$89,450$ $$89,451$ to $$190,750$

Your objective in this lab is to create a calculator that takes two inputs $1.$ Earned income

$2.$ Marital status.

and prints the amount of taxed owed for the $2023$ year based on these two inputs.

Since we are only using $3$ of the $7$ rows of the $2023$ Federal Income Tax Brackets and Rates, it is possible to make too much income for this calculator to work properly. If that$$s the case, inform the user of such.

There are some example outputs on the next page.

These are your checkout criterion. Show me$.$

After I give you the thumbs up$,$ upload your $.$py file to D$2$L$.$ Your file name should be Lab$3$ firstName lastName.py

Extension: $($This is not part of your lab. It$$s just for fun.$)$

We used only the first three rows of the $2023$ Federal Income Tax Brackets and Rates. Extend your program

to include the entire table. click here to view the entire table.

Additionally, filers will receive a standard deduction based on their filing status. This can be viewed at the

link above. Incorporate the standard deduction into your program. $1$